Reality TV star Evelyn Lozada who was baptized in 2013—at the same time she said she was saved from sin— is doing it all over again. Following an embarrassing and nasty showing on Season 8 of VH1’s “Basketball Wives,” the 43-year-old said she has accepted Christ and is “done with premarital sex.”

“Hustlers,” at its core, is a true story about a group of New York City strippers that execute a plot to use their sexuality for a come-up at the expense of Wall Street fat cats. In today’s cultural climate, contrary to scripture, many women do see—and use— their own sexuality as a tool of empowerment and advancement.

Christian actress Yvonne Orji may play a sexually promiscuous attorney on television, but she is committed to honoring her Christian faith through abstinence—something that made her recent breakup easier. Also, the fact that she knows “how God works'“ is bringing her comfort, too.

When it comes to abstinence, everyone has weak moments. But Meagan Good says the most effective way to be successful is to know your triggers. Here are six.